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Aerin Lauder Brings Delftware to the Bathroom

Kohler’s new Artist Editions Fleurette Collection turns a family love of heirloom ceramics into hand-decorated fixtures.

SaloneSatellite Takes Its Collection from Milan to Jakarta

A long row of triangular steel frames lit along their peaks, with a smoked-glass table on dark pyramid feet in the foreground.

A Paris Design Show Built to Come Apart

Tikamoon’s Furniture is Made to Live Many Lives

Maya Romanoff’s Ananda is Inspired by the Yogic Idea of Bliss

The silver Jaguar Type 01 under a spotlight at STORIED in Chelsea, where Jaguar unveiled it.

Behind the Design of the New Jaguar Type 01

Sam Chermayeff Gives Florence Knoll’s Collection a Second Life

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A Light Sculpture That Began as a Map of Shanghai’s Highways

Jimmy Chin, an iPhone 18 Pro, and 36 Hours in the Bugaboos

In My Room: Paola Locatelli

In My Room: Siena Filippi

In My Room: Ainsley Durose

In My Room: Andrew Maddock

In My Room: Cora Walters

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DRIFT by Fernando Mastrangelo Sits Between Sculpture and Design

Space Copenhagen’s Gravity Collection Makes Marble Feel Light

A Kitchen Sink Carved From a Single Block of Stone

The Sofa Ligne Roset Has Been Waiting Nearly 50 Years to Bring Back

Keiji Takeuchi Redesigns the Café Chair

Lise Vester Designed a Bench That Points You at the Sky

Objects Products

Laura Lange’s Conrad Table is Built Like a Temple Roof

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Mimichik Designs a Wardrobe for the LA Woman

Marina Timonova Is Building Feminine Armor for Modern Life

Songs of Siren Is Building a Brand for Modern Mythology

TTSWTRS Turns Tattoo Culture into Fashion

Joe Freshgoods

Fashion People Work

Joe Freshgoods On Saying “No”

Fang Guo Is Building a Label Without Labels

At Palazzo Fendi, Baguette Bags Were Being Made Upstairs

A white cotton glove printed with the words Reference Library.

Reference Library: Simone Bellotti Makes the Case for Reading at Jil Sander

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The lit entrance and white brick facade of the Arthouse Hotel on Broadway at dusk.

A 1919 Apartment House on Broadway That Became an Art Hotel

Jimmy Chin, an iPhone 18 Pro, and 36 Hours in the Bugaboos

Cars Places Travel

A Truck Designed for Where the Roads Stop

A Nine-Bedroom Villa the Owners Built Around Their Art

Open iron gates in a stone passageway leading to a cobbled courtyard with a sculpted tree and the ivy-covered facade of the Pavillon de la Reine in P

A Hotel That Treats the Oldest Square in Paris as Its Front Garden

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Tikamoon’s Furniture is Made to Live Many Lives

SaloneSatellite Takes Its Collection from Milan to Jakarta

Aerin Lauder Brings Delftware to the Bathroom

The lit entrance and white brick facade of the Arthouse Hotel on Broadway at dusk.

A 1919 Apartment House on Broadway That Became an Art Hotel

A long row of triangular steel frames lit along their peaks, with a smoked-glass table on dark pyramid feet in the foreground.

A Paris Design Show Built to Come Apart

A Light Sculpture That Began as a Map of Shanghai’s Highways

Objects Products

Laura Lange’s Conrad Table is Built Like a Temple Roof

Maya Romanoff’s Ananda is Inspired by the Yogic Idea of Bliss

The silver Jaguar Type 01 under a spotlight at STORIED in Chelsea, where Jaguar unveiled it.

Behind the Design of the New Jaguar Type 01

Contemporary design objects displayed among plaster sculptures in a studio

A Paris Design Fair With More Than a New Name

Sam Chermayeff Gives Florence Knoll’s Collection a Second Life

Jimmy Chin, an iPhone 18 Pro, and 36 Hours in the Bugaboos

DRIFT by Fernando Mastrangelo Sits Between Sculpture and Design

Alisa Benfey’s Slow Color Collection Brings the Garden Indoors

Cars Places Travel

A Truck Designed for Where the Roads Stop

How Lightology Became an Early Stop for European Lighting

A Nine-Bedroom Villa the Owners Built Around Their Art

Space Copenhagen’s Gravity Collection Makes Marble Feel Light

Ten Years In, Chicago Turns Its Showrooms Into Galleries for One Night

A Kitchen Sink Carved From a Single Block of Stone

The Sofa Ligne Roset Has Been Waiting Nearly 50 Years to Bring Back

Keiji Takeuchi Redesigns the Café Chair

Lise Vester Designed a Bench That Points You at the Sky

Objects Products

Erwan Bouroullec’s Maap Lets Light Find Its Own Shape

In My Room: Paola Locatelli

In My Room: Siena Filippi

Mark Grattan Brings Residential Comfort to Commercial Furniture

Jean-Marie Massaud’s Aom Reduces a Sofa to Two Parts

The Venice Biennale Confronts a World in Mourning

Turf’s 10th Anniversary Showroom Finds the Future in the Past

Michael Ford Turns Hip Hop’s “Liquid Architecture” Into Textiles

In My Room: Ainsley Durose

Wanderwood Turns Backyard Branches Into Terrazzo

A sound system by Lucas Muñoz Muñoz, black speakers in a tall wood frame, on the courtyard lawn of the Miami River Inn.

A Design Fair Built to Leave

How NYC’s Afternoon Light Rewrote the Rules of the Design Fair

Objects Products

The Louis Cabinet Brings Architecture Into the Living Room

The Three-Leg Wooden Bench Is Shaped by the Material

Porro and Yabu Pushelberg Built a Chair Around Contradiction

Bascule Rethinks the Lounge Chair as Something You Wear

A 3D Printed Lounge Collection Built for the Pool Deck

Stefan Scholten & Studio Furthermore on Material Research, and Building a Design Voice

Open iron gates in a stone passageway leading to a cobbled courtyard with a sculpted tree and the ivy-covered facade of the Pavillon de la Reine in P

A Hotel That Treats the Oldest Square in Paris as Its Front Garden

Mimichik Designs a Wardrobe for the LA Woman

In My Room: Andrew Maddock

The Sphere Diffuser Holds Scent in Stillness

News Objects Products

Yabu Pushelberg’s Etta Collection is Built for the In-Between

Color, Craft, and Motion at Maison&Objet This Fall

Wieki Somers & Wang & Söderström Talk Deviation, Play, and Digital Futures

Cosentino Didn’t Improve Engineered Stone. It Started Over

Marina Timonova Is Building Feminine Armor for Modern Life

Armadillo Strips Back Color and Highlights Craft

The Min Chair Makes One Piece of Wood Go Twice as Far

A Lighting Collection Named After the Arctic

A Table That Resolves Its Lighting at the Factory

How a Fashion Designer’s First Furniture Collection Found Its Way Home

How Two Brands Looked to 1974 to Build the Ultimate Listening Room

Rimowa’s Design Prize Is Changing What Mobility Means

New Wave Bookshelf Turns Material Into Motion

In My Room: Cora Walters

Amaarae On Privacy as Power

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